The “Flock of Sea Birds” sculpture outside Del Mar City Hall has found a permanent nesting place. In March, members of the Del Mar Garden Club voted to buy the artwork, which had been leased since its installation two years ago.
Upcoming Vagina Monologues performance on May 17 to be ‘transformative experience’ for both audience and actresses
Farrah Fawcett once lived in home, now for sale
From an office in a second-floor bedroom of his family’s home, local resident John Dickenson dreams of worlds that have never existed, and gives them life, depth and color. His tools are his computer screen and electronic drawing board, powerful imaging programs, and sometimes simple pen and paper.
Mark Quint grew up in this area and went to college at the San Francisco Art Institute and then taught art in Hawaii for five years. Quint opened a contemporary art gallery in La Jolla in 1981.
A local artist is joining forces with the students at Del Mar Hills Academy to create a piece of public art, as well as an interactive educational tool.
Sculpture artist Amos Robinson remembers vividly the first time he rode a bike as a kid, feeling carefree with the wind blowing through his hair.
Dr. Tosun Bayrak, owner of Chiropractic Center of Carmel Valley, is presenting the Torrey Pines Drawing Class Show “Paint, Pens, Scissors.”
Red, red, my love is red…so is the art at “The Red Event,” to be held Feb. 11, from 2-6 p.m., at the Del Mar Art Center. Come see the special collection of red artwork just in time for Valentine’s Day.
Costumed puppeteers gracefully walking on pole stilts down South Cedros Avenue and towering over passing cars isn’t a sight you see every day. But if you’re a Solana Beach resident, it may be something that comes around once a year.
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